Fuel economy
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Fuel economy
Hi all
I have now done just over 900 miles on my diesel bike (With only one breakdown wehay!) much better than my old diesel bike, which was basically a learning step. First time welding, building a motorbike etc etc.
anyway, I have been using the new one to commute into london, and to run errands around town. I am currently getting around 120 mpg (UK) running on WVO w 10% petrol, this is normally sitting in a lot of traffic though, what are other people getting?
I have now done just over 900 miles on my diesel bike (With only one breakdown wehay!) much better than my old diesel bike, which was basically a learning step. First time welding, building a motorbike etc etc.
anyway, I have been using the new one to commute into london, and to run errands around town. I am currently getting around 120 mpg (UK) running on WVO w 10% petrol, this is normally sitting in a lot of traffic though, what are other people getting?
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Re: Fuel economy
Sluggy returns between 140 and 180 mpg in mixed commuting.
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Re: Fuel economy
Not bad at all! It would be good to get a thread going of everybodys fuel economy? (not sure if everybody is as sad as me to track this stuff)
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Re: Fuel economy
Thought we had a thread in here on this?? Did you search?alexanderfoti wrote:Not bad at all! It would be good to get a thread going of everybodys fuel economy? (not sure if everybody is as sad as me to track this stuff)
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I did think I saw something but couldnt find anything on the search.
Apologies if this is a duplicate.
Apologies if this is a duplicate.
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Re: Fuel economy
Thought I saw it somewhere. I searched for "Imperial" guessing that the difference between it and US mpg had to have been mentionedalexanderfoti wrote:I did think I saw something but couldnt find anything on the search.
Apologies if this is a duplicate.
Here it is
viewtopic.php?f=39&t=457&p=10053&hilit=Imperial#p10053
Would make a good sticky actually
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Thats the one! I even posted in it! lolcoachgeo wrote:Thought I saw it somewhere. I searched for "Imperial" guessing that the difference between it and US mpg had to have been mentionedalexanderfoti wrote:I did think I saw something but couldnt find anything on the search.
Apologies if this is a duplicate.
Here it is
viewtopic.php?f=39&t=457&p=10053&hilit=Imperial#p10053
Would make a good sticky actually
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Fuel economy
Best 172 mpg. worst 100 In solo . With sidecar. Best 140 mpg worst 80 mpg . Low mpg is full of camping stuff and head wind.to mutch stuff.
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Re: Fuel economy
Sean, it's hard to have too much sympathy on your low mpg when this is your 'camping stuff'
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Re: Fuel economy
Haha 80mpg is pretty good with all the lot! Lol.